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Sky and Channel 4 agree extension to multi-year highlights deal

Channel 4 has confirmed it will continue to broadcast Formula 1 highlights on a multi-year deal in a partnership with Sky UK. Sky had taken over live exclusive rights to the series from the 2019 season onwards but a free-to-air highlights deal was set up for 2019 with Channel 4, with the exception of the British Grand Prix. A new multi-year deal has been agreed on which will see the highlights package remain with Channel 4 which will include live coverage of the 2020 British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The partnership expands upon previous collaborations between Sky and Channel 4, the most recent came during the ICC Cricket World Cup which saw both broadcasters share the rights for the...
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